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If you look at the TCA - both the EU and UK are committed to following global standards, in pretty much every part of its relationship. If the UK diverges, then punitive tariffs kick in, and perhaps even cross retaliation. We're technically out of the ECJ's jurisdiction, however, the equivalent probably has almost equal bite. Thus divergence is going to be small. Another threshold has to be met, is rules of origin. These have to be met in order to qualify for zero tariff. So, we're on the same trajectory as the EU. but we aren't in the single market - which doesn't make a huge amoun